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[Complete FAQ/Walkthrough for World Class
Track Meet-That wonderful game for the NES]
Version of this guide- 1.1

1. What this game is about, basic controls, etc.
2. The levels of gameplay, and how to do well.
3. The bosses for tournament mode, and strategies.
4. Legal/copyright information, and contact.


+++1. World Class Track Meet is a game that was designed to be a super fun
game for friends and family alike. Its great for any age of people that
can run in place, and even a decade later, me, and my friends and family still
use it. Sometimes we bring it out at birthday parties and other family 
gatherings. The little kids love it. Basically this is a really fun
game that would be well worth investing your money into. 
World Class Track Meet is probably pretty hard to come by, because 
you have to buy the mat entitled, "The Power Pad" also to play. (Not just the
game pak. You might be able to pick it up at a second hand videogame
store such as FuncoLand and the like. Basically it is a game where you 
run in place on a plastic mat while the NES picks up a signal of how fast 
you are moving your feet and where you are stepping. It does this by a 
system of buttons portrayed artistically on the mat.
Just run in place to make your character move for the various events. If you
own this game you will know what I mean. If you don't own this game, I highly
recommend picking up a copy somehow.


+++2. There are 6 levels of gameplay.
   
   Tournament
   100Meter Dash
   110Meter Hurdles
   Long Jump
   Triple Jump
   The Olympics-(really just a combo of all of them except Tournament)

Basically a pretty simple played out game.
Alright- If you want to do good in the events then you gotta do what I say.

100M- Just run your butt off.

110M- Make sure that you know when to jump-or just be ridiculously fast.

Long Jump- Make sure you don't fault, and if you step off the mat for a few 
seconds, and then jump back on, you shouldn't have any trouble bangin a 
100 score for this one. Kind of cheating, but otherwise if you don't want to 
cheat just jump real high and make sure you're going fast.

Triple Jump- Just go real fast at the beggining, make your jumps high- you
don't want to use the cheating method or you're gonna fault. Make your 3rd
jump distinguished.

The Olympics- Time to show off to your friends in up to a 6 player blowout!
This is one of the first games to feature more than 2 players. I don't see
many games today that even offer more than 4 players. Just make sure to 
take breaks in between the events. If you are not exactly a physically fit
person, you may need to get some help from vitamin caffiene. Impress your
friends- or be the loser of your gang. Quite a face off.

+++3. For Tournament you face off against 6 bosses for a shot at winning 
a bunch of gold medals/cups. The bosses are as follows...

   Turtle-very slow
   Bear-kinda slow
   Horse-medium
   Rabbit-gettin' faster
   Bobcat-pretty darn fast
   Cheetah-holy crap!

If you have any type of heart/lung problems, are pregnant, diabetic or 
have bad problems, do not do Tournament mode. Side affects include,
frustration, sweating, nausea, bad breath, extreme joy, happiness, and having
a good time.
(kind of a spinoff of one of those purple pill commercials)

Basically just run your butt off if you want to win in the 100M. Take small 
steps and move really fast. To make it easier, I suggest a high intake of 
caffiene a few minutes before you start playing. Red bull and Jolt and work 
nice. Or if you haven't had much soda lately Mountain Dew will do fine. For 
an extra buzz try some espresso too, and make sure you put sugar lumps in it.
For the 110M hurdles you may want someone else to do the driving. You may be
so wired that you just lose control and that won't get you anywhere. 

PS. Try to beat 6.0 seconds flat in the 100M-thats my best record. I had so
much Jolt, I was bouncing off the walls before I started playing. I won't go
any further with some of the caffiene shenanigans I.E. trying to jump a rug
14 and a half times in 12 seconds, etc.

+++4. Legal/copyright information, contact and URLs.

-This FAQ may not be posted anywhere other than www.gamefaqs.com because 
that makes it a whole lot easier for me. Basically it obeys with GameFAQs 
rules so that I don't have to do a crap lot of paperwork etc. You will also
find the latest version of this guide at www.gamefaqs.com

-My contact is my email- david_freitag@yahoo.com

-This was my first guide ever and I hope you enjoyed it.

Copyright 2002 David Freitag